Moose and misadventures on the cove hunt
The tale recalls Uncle Tom's store, a duck hunt with Bill and Bob Murphy, bragging about the States, a rabbit chase, and a moose meat theft. After a confrontation over a dance partner, Bill faces legal trouble as warrants and summonses lead to court, where Vile O Riley accuses the group of stealing meat and shooting game, triggering a fine.
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Nuts Cove
Tom
Bill
Toomey
Artigae
Fis Cove
Bob Murphy
Bob
Bastan
Soca L
Andy
Hulian Boor
Bal
States
Maine
Mil
Pe States
Ner
Folirefus
Lev
Henry Roberts
Chiros
Banemes
Vue Rarner
Mvs
Leto
Ali
Rillezan
Will
Willem O'Riley
Potent cancer drug cures rats in two to four weeks
Dr. Kanematsu Sugiura and Dr. C. Chester Stock of Sloan Kettering report a new drug K-113%3 that rapidly cures several rat cancers, clearing tumors in two to four weeks and preventing recurrence in the same animals. Effectiveness varied by tumor type and human applicability remains unknown.
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Kanematsu Sugiura
C. Chester Stock
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
American Association For Cancer Research
Donations Fish Appeal 1950 Featured in Baltic Donations
A long list shows many donors from Samson's Island to Birchy Bay supporting the Donations Fish Appeal 1950. Names include Arthur Locke Tizzard Mrs Charles Musgrave Reginald Pardy and Harold Randell among others contributing varying sums, with a note that “to be continued” suggests ongoing fundraising across communities. Separately a report from Oslo notes whale meat in export packages, frozen and distributed from Vesteraalen to Oslo, packed in cellophane cartons for freshness.
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Oslo
Information Service
Nord- Forst
Vesteraalem
Norway
Orgsteak
Vesteraalen
Salesman Wanted For Home Necessities In Newfoundland
Reliable man to sell a large line of home necessities including 98 food products medicines toilet preparations insecticides direct to consumer. No capital required. Thousands of Canadian dealers earn over $50 a week. Apply The W T Rawleigh Co Ltd 4005 Richelieu St Montreal Que. 216 13 Jun 24
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Newfoundland
W.T. Rawleigh Co Ltd
Richelieu St
Montreal
Que
Norwegian herring price guarantees set by Price Directorate
The Price Directorate guarantees Norwegian herring prices at 25.76 dollars per metric ton for large herring and 21.00 dollars for spring herring for the first 180 000 metric tons of each type. A sliding scale reduces prices by 0.78 dollars per metric ton for every additional 45 000 tons. Compared to 1949 the 1950 prices yield similar returns for 180 000 tons and as much as 0.104 dollars more per ton for 1405 000 tons, with the guaranteed average return to fishermen. No details on use for icing salting and reduction to meal and oil are provided.
Prices set for Lofoten cod season in Norway
Prices to Norwegian fishermen for the current Lofoten fishing season are fixed at Kr. 0.40 per kilo for drawn cod, regardless of market type. This marks an increase of Kr. 0.07 per kilo for salting and drying fish and a decrease of Kr. 0.03 per kilo for fresh and frozen trade, per the December 13 Fiskaren.
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Lofoten
Fiskaren
Fish Cakes From Cod Or Other Fish
A flexible recipe uses 1 cup fish 1% cups mashed potatoes 1 egg and butter with onion juice salt and pepper. Form fluffy cakes, roll in dry bread crumbs, chill, then sauté or deep fry until golden brown. Serve hot for four to five. If salt cod is used, soak and boil to freshen before mixing.
Newfoundland church trustees plan for Shallman Farm development
Shareman s policy farm at Stephenyius Crossing to be developed under a trusteeship led by Rt. Rev. Philip Abraham Bishop of Newfoundland. Charles A. White and Mrs White retire to Florida. William Abraham named secretary and gates manager. Tom Watsom foreman. 490 acre site with 150 acres cleared yields hay and cabbage. dairy and orchards envisaged later. 250 acres are wood forest land and large barns and cellars are noted.
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Florida
William Abraham
Gates
Tom Watsom
White
Abraham
Newfoundland
Newfoundland generous gesture ends life work for community
A fragmented notice recalls Wolfe's business in cabbage and hay and a giant farm from thirty years ago. It notes a white, ambitious gesture to share their life’s work with the people, aiming to support Newfoundland’s future and living for another generation of less privileged residents.
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Newfoundland
Family allowances aid Newfoundland children says report
A Newfoundland report on the first year of family allowances shows disbursements near ten million dollars annually and about 140000 eligible children. The data reveal families average just under three eligible children, higher than the Dominion average, with funds mainly boosting diet and clothing.
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Confederation
Newfoundland
Dominion
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